CONGRESS: 22–25 SEPTEMBER 2025
Sakura Finetek UK
Sakura Finetek UK Stand: 415
In the fight against cancer, time is of the essence – and so is accuracy. At Sakura, the commitment to advancing cancer diagnostics through fully automated anatomic pathology solutions drives the company. As the original developer of trusted Tissue-Tek technologies, including the AutoTEC a120 automated embedder and the Prisma staining system, the firm remains at the forefront of pathology automation. Since 2022, Sakura has expanded its capabilities into immunohistochemistry (IHC) with the addition of the Tissue-Tek Genie to the portfolio - bringing powerful solutions that help laboratories move confidently toward digital pathology. At Congress, Sakura will be showcasing its comprehensive, end-to- end solutions – highlighting the Tissue- Tek Genie, the only IHC stainer that introduces a completely new standard for staining quality and workload efficiency. The Tissue-Tek Genie Advanced Staining System is the first and only fully automated, true random access stainer designed for both IHC and in situ hybridisation (ISH). With its standardised processing for paraffin-embedded tissue and advanced capillary gap technology
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for full slide coverage, Genie delivers remarkable precision. Its 30 independent staining stations maximise flexibility, minimise downtime, and eliminate the need for case splitting or sorting.
www.sakura.com
Sarstedt Stand: 409
Sarstedt is a family-owned company which has been a leader in laboratory and medical technology for over six decades. At IBMS 2025, it will present two systems that combine process reliability, user focus and long-term value; built to support meaningful diagnostics from collection to analysis. The Tempus1800 sets a new benchmark for small-volume sample transport. With a capacity of up to 1,250 samples per hour and ranges of up to 1,800 metres, it reduces total turnaround time (ToTAT) and enhances workflow efficiency, a practical step toward scalable automation.
The S-Monovette improves sample quality at the point of collection. Its dual-mode system reduces haemolysis, simplifies handling and adapts to a wide range of patient conditions. It helps laboratories conserve time, materials and personnel effort while maintaining consistent performance.
Both systems also contribute to sustainable growth. The S-Monovette reduces CO2
e emissions by up to 40%
and material use by 32%; while the Tempus1800 minimises packaging waste and handling effort - streamlining logistics and reducing operational overhead. Developed with a clear goal: to strengthen your processes and reduce environmental impact.
www.sarstedt.com
SCC Soft Computer Stand: 940
Sarstedt
SCC Soft Computer is a recognised leader in laboratory, genetics, outreach,
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and blood services information systems. Since 1979, the firm has been at the forefront of designing, developing, and supporting powerful, web-enabled clinical information management system solutions tailored for the healthcare industry. With a global workforce of over 2,000
professionals, SCC is considered the world’s largest LIS (laboratory information systems) software development house. The company has decades of experience implementing complex LIS solutions across a wide range of healthcare environments. From commercial and public health laboratories to academic research institutions, clinical trial centres, and large, multisite hospital systems, SCC has a proven track record of delivering solutions that meet the evolving needs of today’s healthcare providers. Its fully integrated systems help
increase throughput, reduce errors, and optimise staffing by enabling facilities to do more with fewer resources. Whether supporting distributed or centralised laboratory operations, SCC’s innovative technology allows clients to remain competitive in an increasingly complex clinical diagnostics landscape.
www.softcomputer.com
Sciamed Stand: 935 With over 30 years of experience, Sciamed specialises in delivering robust barcode scanning, printing, and laser-marking systems tailored to the healthcare environment. Its solutions are designed to enhance patient safety and operational efficiency by reducing manual errors, improving traceability, and ensuring compliance with global standards such as GS1 and ICCBBA (ISBT- 128). Applications span the labelling and tracking of patients, pathology samples, medications, blood products, donated milk, surgical instruments, and general inventory.
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